Dadau Audios. Audios From a Daddy to a Daughter

I send my daughter an audio every week. Once a week I want her to know she can listen to something with my voice, or go back and listen when she wants to, if she chooses to. They are collected in one podcast on Spotify.

The audios are one of the ways. There are also songs I send her every day, a video every week, and a picture a day. This page is the audios.


The Podcast

The podcast is called Dadau. Daddy Daughter Audios Podcast. Spotify lists it as audios from a daddy to a daughter, one every week. I send them to stay in touch and stay connected, one audio at a time. The first episode went up on 18 June 2024 and a new one goes up each week. The player below is the Dadau Audios playlist on Spotify, with the newest episode at the top.

Open the Dadau Audios playlist on Spotify, or follow the Dadau. Daddy Daughter Audios Podcast.


The Episodes, Newest First

The player above shows the 100 newest episodes. The episodes are listed here, newest first, numbered as they are on Spotify, and the list is brought up to date each week. Each title opens the episode on Spotify.


Questions and Answers

What is the Dadau. Daddy Daughter Audios Podcast?

A podcast of audios from a daddy to a daughter, to stay in touch and stay connected, one audio at a time.

Why every week?

Once a week I want her to know she can listen to something with my voice, or go back and listen when she wants to, if she chooses to.

When did it start?

The first episode went up on Spotify on 18 June 2024.

What are the audios about?

Some are memories, like the morning she was born, our Christmas visits and a drumming memory in Minneapolis. Some are ideas, for her birthday party, for our next visit and for falling asleep. Some are about how to carry yourself, like standing your ground, making your word your bond and staying curious.

Where are the songs and the videos?

The songs are on the Dadau Playlist page, one a day. The videos are on the Dadau Videos page, one a week.


The Other Ways

All four are on the Dadau page. The other three: